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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Temporal Power Of the Pope,
Petitions Demanding It's Restora-
ton Interpellated,
M. Clemenceau Says the Radical
Vote Should Not Be Divided.
M. Floquet Refuses to Offer Him
self AS a Candidate.
M. Rouvier Moves to Adjourn tho
Chamber of Deputies Until Thurs
day--Condition of the Crown
pri,,a Mona uonaGtI

PARIS, Nov. 2S--The congress Of the
Senate and the Chamber of Deputies will
meet on Friday at Versailles to elect u
successor to President Grovy. President
Grevy's message of resignation will be
short. He will disclaim all responsibility
for the consequences Of his retirement.
Electionswcr held yesterday in Aux
erre, Arras and Lille TO fill vacancies in
the Chamber of Deputies, In Auxerc
the Radical candidate, NJ. iicryier, was
successful, polling g30, GA votes, against 49, =
773 for NJ. Regnier, Opportunist In Ar
ras NJ. Camecasse, Republican, was
elected, his vote being $1,000, against a.,
900 for NJ. Labittc, Conservative. In
Lille there were two vacancies 10 fill, and
the Republican candidates were successful
in both cases. The vote was ms follows:
NJ. Pierre Legande and VI. Maxine Le-
comet,c, Republicans, 10000; NJ. De Le-
sale and NJ. Fauyille, Conservatives, 1873,
unn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
rnhInshlnr Tom EIII..

Special Dispatch 90 ihc Appeal
BlmuSGuAu, Ala, Nov. 23.-lHsl sun.
days issue oi the Hornet was morc salt-
cious than the average, II possible, and
Tom Ellis was In the mayors court again
this morning. lie got nnc Of $50, which,
rs before. ho appealed 10 the criminal
court. This makes $3.50 i0r which hc is
answcmblo before that tHbund on the
chnfgc o.. indecent publication. When ar.
rested ibis time he had pistol IN lis
pocket, aud another lhy was assessed
against him ior this
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
Lord Mayor suiIiyan's Trial.

DuDLIS, Nov. 2S.--Aftcr the second trial
of Lord Mayor Sullivan, editor OF the Ma.
ton, for printing reports OF meetings of
suppressed branches Of the National
league, the government will prosecute a
number OF editors II other papers for pub
fishing similar reports. The Frceman's 5
Journal asserts that the arrest OF news
agents for selling copies OF United Ireland
is illegal. lit is legal, il SAYS the Dublin
depots OF the Right Hon. William Henry
Smiths news company are guilty of the
same ofcnsc, as they have sold thousands
Of United lrclands.
The Frceman's Journal declares that the
coniining OF Mr. Vaudeville in sinking
cell at Tullamorc prison for refusing TO
cleanse utensils and exercise in company
with ordinary criminals IL ~ scandalous rs
the worst outragcs committed In Bombay
or NcapOlilan prisons.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29

Special Dispatch 10 ihc Appeal
MoNToourRY, Ala, Nov %. The
Montgomery nourmills, a landmark OF
thirty.Gyc ycar, vs entirely consumed
by fre tonight. IT, building WIS owned
and operated by Jo.oph & Anderson, aud
was filed with costly machinery and a
large stock Of flour. bran and wheat. Tho
capacity Of the mill WIS 800 barrels per
day, being ono Of the largest mills
south Of the Ohio. A. one time The entire
block ON which Il was situated, tho Electric
Light company's bu.lling, Cars cmckcr
factory, the Southern Cotton warehouse
and the Temple store building were
threatened with Destruction ny super.
human efforts on tlo plh of the lpmcn
the conaagraiion wis confined 10 the
mills. The loss / imaicd at about 800.
600, and insirencs at about $4,000, dis.
tributed among s,ug twenty companies
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
rm,,css and ,he croWn prInce.

BERLIN, Nov. p. The Rcichs Anzicgcr
announces that the Empress Is expected
here tomorrow. ltays the Empires has
been deeply moved by the many proofs oi
loyalty and coincidence that have been
sent 10 her while residing at Coblcniz She
returns thanks ior the anxious expressions
Of hope for the recovery OF the crown
prince.
The weather at San Reno " fine. Tho
crown prince took long drive today with
the sanction oi Dr. BoVnann and his
other physicians. new treatment OF the
princes case is being tried.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29

RoME, Nov. 2S-ln the Chamber OF
Deputies today, Signori Bought and Sacchi
interpcllatcd the government regarding
petitions demanding the restoration of the
temporal power OF the Pope. Minister
Zannrdcli replied that the crown lawyers
were Of the opinion that such pctitionsdid
not incriminatc the signoN. IL was other
wise, pcahaps, with rcgard 10 letters Of
bishops, who clearly demanded that the
temporal power Of the Pope De- rcstord.
lie considered il unwisc, however, Ia take
the action against them which they de-
sired No greater service could be rcn-
dercd them than 90 bring them into prom.
incncc through public trial. By ignor-
inr them the government showed the great
liberty enjoyed 10y ts enemies. and caused
their movements 10 be- viewed with indil-
fprpnpp
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
The Amrricnn DynamIter..

LoNDoS, Nov -. Thomas Cullan, for
mcrly Of lowell, Mas, and Micha' llar.
kins, Of Philadelphia, who were arrested
on November n, on the charge Of conncc-
ton with n dynamite conspiracy. were
taken TO Bow street police court today for
further examination. They rode In the
prison van and were attended by police.
men. Constablcs with loaded rcyolycu
rode on the outside. Mr.. Poland, solicitor
for the treasury, detailed the facts which
have been collected against the prisoners.
They were rpmanded for a week,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29

Nrw Youg, Now 2S.- Col. H. Penn
Smith died NJ West New Brighton, 3. l.,
last night OF heart disease, aged lliiy year,
lie was ot Quaker parcnlagc, but tooh
pau iu ,iu "iorlcr uinian" troubles IN
Kgpus IN 1871 no Joined tic Seventy
ilut Penn dyania volunteers, known o,
Bakus California regiment, aud bccamc
ita commander after Col. Bakers death,
being ,bo youngos, colonel IN the army,
lie Won distinction ior bravery 10 many
battle, including Anurlam and Gs!Hs'
burg.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
snlIixnn Shows Himself.

LONDON, Nov. 2s. s.-Sullyan, the Amcri.
can pugilist, boxed three rounds with Ash.
ton, before 1000 persons, in the Westmn-
stcr aquarium this evening, Sullivan was
enthusiastically applaudcd, and there We're
frequent cries Of fight smith" Sullivan
says he will arrange articles tomorrow 10
fight Mitchell within five days after final
settlement lie says he will soon knock
ont Mitchell
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
n,Inr nfIf,hrnni,nhln.

Nrw YoRK, Nov. 2s. Vim. Marsh Wald,
n furrier, lies dying Of hydrophobia at the
Brooklyn City hospital. lie was bitten on
the left forearm last September by q New.
ioundland dog. lie went TO the hospital
ut once and had the wound cautcrizcd
Localized gangrcne vet IN, and the flesh
sloughcd OF until the tondons were bare.
Tho wound finally healed, end the surgeon
was pleased with its progress. Last night,
however, he was attacked with rabies, and
bis cggo is considered about hopeless.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
MISSISSIPPI sUPREME COURT.
Coahama County Court House Not To
10 Removed.


Special Dispatch io thr Appeal.
IAcgsoS, Miss, Nov. 2s.-Caocs decided
hy the supreme court wcrc;
By Arnold, J.--I l.. Mitchell vs. Hy-
man lIchcnslcin IS Co., from Holmes cir
cuit court; affirmed. Alexander Kuhn
W. Union National bank Of New Orleans
II nl., from Warren chanccry court; af.
hrmcd. s. Spcnslcr ". 7. 4. O'Shca,
from Warren circuit court, reversed and
pmandcd.
By Campbell, Austin Clay W. Mary
X Moorc, from l.iudcplnlc cirruit court;
affirmed. State Oi Mississippi cx rcl. H. NJ.
Miller. attorney general, ". the Hoard Of
Supervisors of Coahoma county, affirmed.
This ease Wa n contest over the election
for the removal OF the county sat II Goa
homa county which resulted in monroe
noyn The act providing Tor the election
makes no provision lor contcbung the cleo
ton, and ihc parties proceeded by both
remedies " prohibition aud mandamna
I'm the iirit, t0 restrain the board from de-
rlnfng the result of the election, and In
the second o. rcquir the board 10 order q
new election. IS 10 each oi said remedies
the court says ~ IL not allowable In such
proceedings To inguifc into tie qunliilca-
ton " electors aud the legality oi the cleo
ton % affected 10y matters not apparent on
The iaco Of llic returns.
Ex pario Mnlido O'Toary, on habcas
corpus The party was arrested for tho
violation Of city ordinance of Jackson
preventing the keeping Of hogs in pens or
within any inrlnsnrc In the city limits.
The decision involved the validity Of said
ordinance. The court says II Is too
huid and sweeping In iis provisions aud
" invalid. Iloga In the city Of Jackson
may or ina, not be- nuisance, and any o.
dinincc on tho subject should be- framed
accordingly" Rcicrscd and prisoner dis
charged.
Said decision will affect several other
cities IN the Siain
Adjourned iill next Monday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
IInhId,IrrnInr.

CucA0o, Nov. 2s.-Ihc anarchists Of
this city have pnpac,fa mbid circular ior
distribution among the workngmon here.
II IL headed with the SINGLE word Fight "
The circular dcnounccs the anarchists
trial and execution, and declares nothing
but force will win. II urges ''prvplmtion'
for the revolution" Whoever Joins
~, +" nys thc circular, must take OIL con.
sequences on himself, and must be- ready
a. sacrifice everything for the cause, even
should IL be- his liic.'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
Division Of the Radical Vote.

PARIS, Nov. 2s.-M Clcmcnccau, In an
interview with NJ. Floquet, pointed out
the individuality Of dividing the Radical
vote between NJ. floQuci aud VI. DE Frey.
cinct NJ Floquct replied that he neither
desired 10 offer himseli as a candidate for
the presidency nor refuse 10 stand for that
Office. lie lcit himself ho said, in the
hands Of his friends, who were entirely 70.
sponsiblc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29

viting the Obediativos to name commit
tee, with view to conciliatc all interests
involved. About 1000 men are thrown
out OF employment by the shutdown, No
disturbances are feared.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
M. Condlilon IIopefnI.

sAN Rruo, Nov 2s.--Thc condition Of
the crown prince is now considered hope
iul. The submaxillary glandular swelling
which formed before the recent attack Of
Udcma OF the glottis X now decreasing
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
annIInI Nnfcs.

Superintendent Bell, OF the foreign mail
service, is informed by Minister Romeo
that the Mexican government has com.
plctcd is regulations for oSpoditing pack
ages Of merchandise received in the mails
from the United States, and that there
win he no further delays in the delivery
Of such matter because OF customs regula.
ffnua
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
IIa,ana eIRnrmaLrrs STRIKE.

HAyANA, Nov -. Nineiy-livc cigar
factories here shut down today owing 10 the
demands Of the cigarmakers ior an increase
In wages. A committee appointed by
them will issue circular tomorrow In.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29

nrsf Madam have iuit learned oi your nd
tniuhirs and write iu inilfiDw iHr ihy ruttriIlu
Of your nni mi rhlld clipping huu iho Sew
Nufk Would iuaiI0i in mr. tEiUt That your hus
baud NT Raw Huu, ull.rr iiai yuuI inuIIa.u iu
me Wa llirgu, nUl. tIHuIIp. orr upspfuf ilIUsit
innate ThHi certainly o. lvu riUHrlt thrust
and cannot conceive Why Ne o. should rsuf iu
such o. method ~ blight iho name ui pHf1 anil
inuurrnt child lItc little Dot iou rrriHInly have
The certificate ui tho judge ht NHW Orleans, whrp
iuuf tNUuV ifuiu HtlyIullrI Wus obtained The
frtufis NJ August. 1915. IN thr clerks On'Ur Boz
Iuu.slllio will show That our mnuHfu lIHrurr woe
regular itIi uUt been HHdIrirl o. habits tuu yV.
tfrmc'y ulutlt.Hl. ! bt.lrtu 70 would never have
isrn uor.tslfy iuf one tpon.f pu'griluu i1 my child
and in mother in guarding thflr honor Ito
purity uf your wilr'y relation tn WU during our
welded cnfr,f uuI only Cnililo you "a my pruiHr
iiuu. but hlsn t1 DE sympathy Ui Tho public when
ynuf character is HtaiilUl Ny hcnr rls= out a.
Willie whom luf "a and ifruiCi IA believe ~ De-
will alniiu as NY own child. Tell him 10 lcir up
mHniilIy nnd not io fsu That n thioFn Jury VIII
condemn hlm iUr protecting the honor aud glOi
untnp ~ bic mother AMI little tirffT Give mY love
o. my dear little rif. nnI trI hff that Dec father
iits.tl pf1t,ti aud thlCldhcf with h.slIic. Nuuu
truly tutWN q. lfI
Mrs. Rawaon's attorney nys Ice is %
desperate man. and intmaioy ihat he may
como 10 Chicago and make it warm ior The
banker who has not vet recovered from
the wound inilictcdby Ralph William Ice,
his sicp.sOn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
RAweoN.1EF nEnHAr1oH.
Chnrlcu q. Lee Writes a Manly Lotto
90 HiB wife.

CmcAGo, lll., Nov 2s The mluingr
trouble Of Banker Stephen " Eav.ou
and his wife are once moU brought 90
public attention by the publication of @
letter To Mr. Rlw-on from her second
husband, Charles q. lcc. The letter
reads.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-23
An Overgrasping Owner.

A Maine paper tells the following story, I'm
which Kennehec horse buyer figures: "Mr.
James Keegan had bargained at Prince Ed
ward Island for a fine horse, the price to be
$40, and was just about to hand over the
money when he remarked: The halter goes
with the horse, of course; have none with
me- The halter in question was an old one,
worth perhaps forty cents. oh, no. repl.ed
the owner; if you want the halter want my
pay for it This was too much for our genial
friend Keegan, and quoth he: How much do
you want for your old halterF Seventy five
CENTS was the reply. All right said Kee-
gan. Here's your twenty-five cents; that's
just such halter as I've been looking for
And as he passed over the change he quietly
took off the now his halter, put the Sl75
back into his pocket, stepped into bis buggy
and rode AWAY, leaving his overgrasping
owner TO lament the loss of good sale and
to get home his bridleless horse as best he
might. New Age.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-23
Couldn't Reform Him.

With a southern family in New York there
has been staying for some time q young lad y
from the interior of the state She is OF a
philnnthropc turn of mind, but her benevo-
lent instincts have recently received sad
check. Fully convinced that "where there's
a will there's way" she undertook to re-
form an old colored servant of tho family,
who loved whisky mot wisely, but too well v
George Washington Jefferson was from ode
souf," and, in consideration of years OF faith.
full service, the family took no notice of his
failing. But the young lady tried persuasion,
cajolement, scolding, tracts, presents and
everything else that good 'leart and earnest
purpose could suggest to induce him to aban
don his incorporate habits. But it was all in
vain. At last, in q fit Of pardonable impa-
thence, she said to him one day:
81 declare, George, I'd give you 81 900 II
you'd give up drinking"
"Lor', young miss" replied the old incor.
rigibe, dye know what I'd do wild da,
$1,000 if had itf I'd jes' buy me lounge
a bar1 o whisky, pump, an I'd hire d
niger, an I'd jes' lay my old black self down
on dat lounge, an I'd jes' make dat niger
pump dat whisky down my froat. Lor miss
dat I'D be jes' like de yer o. jubilee. Dou't
you tenn me in dat way no mo-"
The young lady has given up all efforts tc
reform George Washington jefferson, and
nobody demonstrates with him now when he
gets drunk.-New York Tribune.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-23
Bad Manners of Rathers.

The bad manners respectable people are
guilty of when bathing quite disgust one
with his acquaintances Why man forgets
what is due others when he gets into the
water is incomprehensible. Ii there is any
place where person ought to be careful of
the small proprieties Of life it is the bathing
tank, where so many persons mix indiscrimi
nately in such close relation. If people WON'T
regard proprieties the management ought to
post rules with that view. There arc 100
reasons why it more vulgar to use the water
for handkerchief than even the air of a pub
lie street, and no earthly reason can be given
why batber must spout water from his
mouth like n whale. The pleasurableness OF
bathing in these pools would be infinitely In.
creased if the patrons would be more partic
ular about not splitting in the water and
about remembering that the room where
their handkerchief Is is but a little distance
away. A proper set of rules suggesting the
properties and some serious attempts to en-.
force them would work O revolution in the
character of what too often looks like an az
gregation of persons each possessed of tie
wild desire to defile the water around them
Natatorium Patron in Globe-Democrat
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-23
A Portable Trump net TeIanbon.

A young electrician near Cincinnati has in
vented speaking trumpet that will act as
sort OF portable telephone, and carry the
human voice distance of four miles. In
deed, it is sail that already, although the dis
covery is in its swaddling clothes, converse
tons in an ordinary tone Of voice have been
carried on between parties four and quarter
miles apart, while it is claimed that the in
stiument has "well defined range, of
twenty-six miles. This instrument would be
of great value TO political wire workers who
wait to hear from distant districts before
making up their returns The only objection
seems to be that everybody within the four
miles OF the twenty-six miles. as the case
may be, can hear the conversation as well az
the person to whom it Is addressed It would
not do for seerets,-Boston transcript
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-23
A Curious Discovery.

An Albany physician claims to have made
a curious discovery. He says he has remarked
failing in the muscular powers of many
business men, and on inquiry found that til, y
had been using type writer's or employing
stenographers instead of writing their own
letters. This, e physician declares with
much show of earnestness has deprived bnsi.
ness men of very little desirable exercise OF
the right arm, and has to some extent affected
their general health. This physician, it may
be stated, is remarkable for his extraortlina.
rily acute powers of observation. ALBANY
Cor. Brooklyn Eagle
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-23
Effects OF Sea Bathing.

"Does salt water really injuro the HART"
eyes," continued the lounger; dit rusts it
30 to speak, if the greatest caro- is not taken
to thoroughly rinse it from every particle of
salt"
"But the complexionf"
"That depends. If it is dark, no; but the
blonde, yes Those girls you SEQ out there,
with sunset tinted compilations, will be strip.
ping the skin from their arms and shoulders
tomorrow in patches. Cape May Cor. Phila.
delphia Times.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-23
/ LOVE THEE.

A young girl walking by a stream
In silent thought, a maids day dream,
Knelt down upon the glistening sand
And there wrote with her soft, white handi
II love theel'
youth lay in a great trees shade,
Just on the border of the glade,
And when the maid had gone away
He wrote below, the self same way:
Il love theey"
Years after, in a great arm chair,
A woman sat with silver hair;
A manly form stood by her side,
And said: II love you still, my PRIDE"
And soft the gray haired dame replied
~ love thee"
Donald r. McGregor in New York News.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-12-23

The admitted history OF China began in
1929 B. c.. and the Chinese claim twenty-five
dynasti of emperors, two of them, Hia and
Chang, before the age of Samuel.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-10

The unprecedented sale OF Bos-
chCe's German Syrup within a few
years, has astonishcd the world.
1t is without doubt the safest and
best remedy ever discovered for the
speedy and cGcctual cure for Colds,
Coughs, ana the severest Lung
Troubles. IL acts upon an entirely
different principle from the prescrip-
tiods usually given by physicians.
as il docs not dry up a Cough and
leave the disease still i'm the system,
but on the contrary removes the
cause OF the trouble, heals the parts
affected and leaves them in a purely
healthy condition. a bottle kept in
the house for use when the diseases
make their appearance, will save
doctors bills and long spell of Sc.
rious illness. 4 trial will convince
YOU of these facts. 1t is positively
sold 10y all druggists and general
dealers in the land, Price - cts,
large bottles. 100 81
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-10
Judicial Sale.
OF VALUABLE.
REAL ESTATE.


BY virtue OF decree of the Cir
cult Court of Preston County, West
Virginia, pronounced in the causes
of Buckner Fairfax's Administrator
against +. l.. Fairfax's heirs and 9th:
ers, and Fairfax and Martin against
George w. Fairtax's heirs and 9th.
ers, will, on the first day of next
term of said court, which by law is to
commence on the
S,h DAY OF APRIL. lSS7,
sell at public sale, at the front door
of the courthouse of said county, to
the highest bidder, the residue OF the
home farm or'Elizabeth l.. Fairfax
deceased, lying south Of the turnpike
road leading from Kingwood to AL
brightsville, consisting oftwo parcels
(by recent survey aggregating Sill
acres i poles, one parcel thereof of
l39 acres % poles, on which is the
two-story stone house and other out
buildings. and is underlaid with coal /;
and the other parcel thereof, of III
acres % poles adjoining thereto, is
also underlaid with coal of fine quail
ity and more than half of said par.
cells cleared and fenced-soil natur-
ally producing bluegrass, | will of.
fer the two parcels together and sep.
arately, and will sell the same either
together or separately upon the high
est bid. These lands are advantage
ously located on said turnpike road
two miles east of Kingwood adioin-
ing lands of G. NJ Bishop, l. Elliott,
A. w. Snider d Bro, Billy Fairfax
tract, G.. w. Watson and III. Cope
man.
Also, at the same time and place,
l will offer for sale, the parcel of said
farm called the Billy Fairfax tract
containing 90 acres l07 poles, this
parcel is on the west bank of the
Cheat II yer opposite st. Jeo, and
about one fourth of mile above Al
brightsville About 30 acres of this
parcel, including the river bottom,
are improved. There is thereon a
hewed log house and good orchard.
Terms OF SALE SO much cash in
hand as may be sufficient to pay res
idue of costs OF suits and proper
charges for sale, and the residue,
upon credit of 8, l8 and 27 months,
the purchaser TO make notes for in
stalments of like amounts, with good
security, to bear interest.
JOHN BRANNON,
Special Commissioner.
Bond and security has been given
by said commissioner as required by
law. Test:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk